Speaking at the event, Chouhan said scientists from ICAR, agricultural universities, and the private sector developed these varieties across 25 crops. He stressed that quality seeds play a vital role in farming and assured that the government will ensure timely delivery to farmers at fair prices.

Shivraj Singh Chouhan launches 184 new ICAR crop varieties as part of the Centre’s long-term push for agricultural innovation. He highlighted that India has developed over 3,200 seed varieties in the last decade under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. According to him, this progress reflects strong support for research and farmer welfare.

Earlier, Chouhan spoke about the ongoing rabi season and expressed confidence in a bumper harvest. He said good crop output will strengthen rural incomes and boost village economies. Moreover, he reaffirmed the government’s commitment to farmers, rural development, and inclusive growth.

The newly launched varieties aim to improve productivity, resist climate stress, and support sustainable farming practices across the country.

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Eligible farmers will receive ₹2,000 from the central government and ₹5,000 from the state government. The total assistance amounts to ₹7,000 per farmer. This second phase of Annadata Sukhibhava will benefit 46,62,904 farmers across Andhra Pradesh. The combined funds from both governments will total ₹3,077.77 crore.

The minister instructed officials to ensure that if any eligible farmer passes away, their heirs can claim the benefits. Death mutation procedures should be completed promptly so that the scheme applies to the successors.

Authorities have been asked to monitor bank transfers and confirm that all funds are credited to the correct accounts. Farmers are advised to check their accounts after December 19 to confirm receipt of the scheme benefits.

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